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(Kessler Foundation) 'This study will benefit children with disabilities by improving the coordination between healthcare systems, schools, and families,' said Dr. O'Neill. 'We anticipate new interventions that support good educational outcomes, such as long-term care management, peer support groups, and medical education for the clinicians who care for these children,' he added. 'What we learn in New Jersey about the community integration of children with special health care needs may serve as ...
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